Photo by: Mayor Anne Lorraine Inton
HERMOSA, BATAAN — The municipal government of Hermosa conducted its Serbisyong On-the-Go Medical Caravan on October 24, 2026, at the Hermosa Covered Court, bringing medical services closer to residents of Barangays A. Rivera, Burgos and Daungan, as well as nearby communities.
Mayor Anne Lorraine Inton led the continuing delivery of community-based health services, bringing medical assistance closer to residents of the three barangays and nearby communities.
The program was conducted in coordination with Municipal Councilor Gelly Santos, Dr. Warren Valencia, doctors and personnel of the Rural Health Unit (RHU), and partner agencies that helped provide medical services to beneficiaries.
The medical caravan forms part of the municipal government’s efforts to make healthcare more accessible, particularly for residents who may face difficulties traveling to health facilities to seek medical attention.
Photo by: Mayor Anne Lorraine Inton
Through the initiative, the local government continues to bring essential health services directly to communities while strengthening cooperation among healthcare workers, local officials and partner agencies.
Inton reiterated the importance of sustained public service initiatives that address the health needs of residents and ensure that communities receive appropriate medical assistance.
Photo by: Mayor Anne Lorraine Inton
The activity also highlighted the role of the RHU and its medical personnel in extending healthcare services beyond regular health facilities through outreach programs.
The municipal government said it would continue working with local officials and partner agencies to bring essential services closer to residents and promote community health and well-being.
The medical caravan is part of Hermosa’s continuing efforts to improve access to healthcare and ensure that residents in different barangays benefit from local government programs.